Brass Eye - Celebrities Appearing

Celebrities Appearing

"Animals"
  • Carla Lane
  • Sir Peregrine Worsthorne
  • Oliver Skeete
  • Jilly Cooper (via phone only)
  • Britt Ekland
  • Paul Daniels
  • "Wolf"
  • Nicholas Parsons
  • Alexandra Paul (via phone only)
"Drugs"
  • Bernard Ingham
  • Bruno Brookes
  • Rolf Harris
  • Bernard Manning
  • Noel Edmonds
  • David Amess MP
  • Claire Rayner
  • Jimmy Greaves
  • Jas Mann
  • Graham Bright MP (cut from repeat broadcasts)
"Science"
  • Eve Pollard
  • Tania Bryer
  • John McCririck
  • Tamara Beckwith
  • Richard Briers
  • Nick Owen
  • Steven Berkoff
  • Lynne Franks
  • Jenny Powell
  • Caesar the Geezer
  • Claire Skinner (Playing a role)
  • Hugh Dennis (Also playing a role)
"Sex"
  • Claire Rayner
  • Peter Stringfellow
  • David Sullivan
  • Peter Tatchell
"Crime"
  • Sir Rhodes Boyson
  • "Mad" Frankie Fraser
  • Tommy Vance
  • Geoffrey Boycott
  • Michael Winner
  • Vanessa Feltz
  • David Sullivan
"Decline"
  • John McCririck
  • Darcus Howe
  • John Challis
  • "Mad" Frankie Fraser
"Paedogeddon"
  • Gary Lineker
  • Andy McNab
  • Kate Thornton
  • Gerald Howarth MP
  • Lord Coe
  • Neil "Dr." Fox
  • Syd Rapson MP (deliberately captioned as "MP for Paulsgrove" due to the violent protests there)
  • Phil Collins
  • Nigel Quashie
  • Barbara Follett MP
  • Nicholas Owen
  • Michael Hames
  • Philippa Forrester
  • Richard Blackwood

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